Eurogamer:
"Given how fertile the Warhammer 40,000 universe is when it comes to epic warfare, its crop of turn-based video games has been stupefyingly infrequent. Yes, Dawn Of War looked the part and was an immensely enjoyable take on capture-and-hold real-time strategy, but for all its bombastic violence and blister pack expansioneering, it was about as authentic a mirror of the tabletop wargame as its first-person shooter stablemate, Space Marine. Remarkably, if you want to go back to when the last proper 40k wargame appeared on PC, you'd need to set your time machine for last century. Needless to say that tor a core subset of 40k grognards, the wait for Armageddon has been just as lengthy and frustrating as that which X-Com fans were forced to endure."
Slitherine's Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon series gets its second entry today, with the release of Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon - Da Orks.
TTP:" A new strategy game based on the popular Warhammer 40,000 series is going to be released soon on the App Store.
DD:
"Under the "guidance" of THQ, the Warhammer franchise really lost its way in the world of videogames, becoming laboured with useless pew pew button masher action games that may have had "Warhammer" slapped on the box title, but really wanted to be Generic Action Game 101, 102, 103... and so on."
